Statement of War Debt Policy Discussed in Court
The House of Commons failed to extract a clear policy on war debt as Neville Ghai faced questions on the $76,660,000 liability. Cocks pressed for a decision on fiscal repayment while members debated whether to issue a formal statement and how American authorities might be involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neville Ghai
Drulah
United States
Alsederick &. Cocks
Laboy
Fistalment
Mamberlal
Wheat production to be low this season
Market notes indicate lower wheat output with June crop reports forecasting about 144 million bushels, roughly 100 million less than last year. Total production around 194 million bushels vs 38 million harvested a year ago, signaling weaker supply conditions for the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bastom
United States
Collision Turns Over Car in City Street
Fragmentary OCR describes a collision on a city street involving a well known vehicle, with references to Rockwell, Grand fon, Stroh, and Jake Stroh. Police report an incident on a West clio or Weal clio avenue with a car overturning and injuries cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Rockwell
Grand Fon
Ronit
Jake’ Stroh
Er Tockwell
Stroh
Giroh Wa
Crowd Witnesses Open Murder Trial in Weld County
A large crowd attended the Weld County district court as the murder trial of Joe and Bessie Mw of Kersey began. Attorneys had not yet drawn a jury, with about three dozen Mexican residents from outside the county present in a largely unfinished courtroom. District Attorney Harbert M. Baker led the prosecution. BM Uriges faced defense with Camity District Attorney Hall Thompson assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Bessie Mw
Kersey
Martinez
Fiske
Farma
Attorndy Harbert M
Camity
Hall ‘Thompson
BM. Uriges
Teachers Plan Summer Trips and Courses Across Midwest
Plans for the coming summer show teachers in Greeley and surrounding areas preparing vacations, courses, and study. Stulsman will teach a summer school course at Cobol Teachers College. Violet Johnann assists at the high school and will spend several weeks away. others plan trips to Albert City and Chicago World’s Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley Potula
Stulsman
Cobo Teachera College
Violet Johnann
High Schol
Albert City
Afin- Wa
Minn
Vlota Alaghorn
Milabi
Kertha
Allison Sa
Fo Caldwell
Fan
Chicago
Kore Dragen
F Greeley
C. 7
Move To Cut Wheat Surplus To Limit Production and Exports
Washington dispatch reports a global wheat surplus drive with the Overseas Wheat Committee proposing a three point program to reduce acreage by 10 percent, liquidate stocks, and maintain a fair import margin in European deficit nations. The plan, endorsed by United States Canada Australia and Argentina delegates, aims to curb production and exports amid slumping prices at Liverpool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank. Weller
Associated Prosy Farm
Washington
Jana
Liverpool
United Rletea
Alster
Department of War
Urat
Burris
Canada
Russia
Rasaty
Will
United States
Argenthia
Australan
Overseas Wheat Committee
Australia
Argen- Cat
Gebeva
London
Thatu
Earl Anderson To Furnish Stock of Best Rodeo Ever
Snevens of Greeley reports that Earl Anderson will provide 160 head of stock for a northern Colorado rodeo show. A. K. Keltnar, chairman, signed the contract with 26 bucking horses, 25 wild horses, 10 riding horses, 5 thousand-dollar horses, 26 calves, 10 yearlings, 16 cattle, and 24 cows with milking. The event aims to rival Cheyenne Frontier Days and Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snevens
Greeley
Spa
Colorado
A. K. Keltnar
Earl Anderson
Anterson
Norges
Tony Keltner
Lang
Pendleton Rowstop
K E Will Not Operate Here It Is Likely
It appears K E will not operate this year. No contracts for corn or for cabbage have been written. Kraut packing may occur in other Northern Colorado towns with plants at Fort Lupton, Greeley, Longmont, Loveland, and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ituver Empson Canning Company
Horn
Greeley
Fort Tupton
Troighton
Longmont
Laveland
Baccalaureate Services at Gunter Hall Sunday
Baccalaureate services for graduation will be held Sunday at 4 40 pm in Gunter Hall Colorado State Teachers College. Dr George Willard Frasier president will deliver the address Public attendance invited. Also reports of oil lease transfers filed with the county clerk include A Addington releasing to Anna Markbie and leases involving WNAV NE and BE parcels and Piatto Valley Petroleum Corp releasing leases to David and Lilian Custer on section lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado State Teachers College
Gunter Hall
George Willard Frasier
A. Addington
Anna Mark Bie
Wnav
Piatto Valley Petrolemny Corporation
David and
Lilian Custer
Local buyers pay to farmers offer grain prices
Local buyers purchase farm grain on Thursday June 1 naming Spring Wheat Winter Wheat Old Pinto Beans at 93.90 and 250 for delivered Michigan Wilkes grain prices at Greelaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Wilkes
Greelaw T
High Court Judge On Morgan List Delays Spark Controversy
A historical defused report notes a Morgan list of selected clients involving figures tied to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court and former state officials. The document references transactions around 1920 including stock movements and calls for resignations of justices such as John W. Kophogang and Willow O. Shutter amid a push by Governor Gifford Pinchot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
2. Morgan and Company
Gwe J. Roberts
Govlatyistice
Supreme Court
W. W. Allerbury
Pennsylvania Rallywoad
Roberts
United Corporation
Morgan Utility Stock Holding Company
Thigst
Drexel and Company
Morgan Sfficinte
Pennsylvania
Ronnt
John W. Kophogang
Willow
Gifford Pluichot
Johnson Joins Boosters on Trip to New Mexico
Johnston joins a group of trade boosters traveling through Santa Fe and Denver on a southern Colorado New Mexico and Texas tour. Governor Johnson attends events with New Mexico Governor Arthur Seligman and plans a return to Denver. Weather and travel details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Boosters
New Mexico
Trent Denver
Luna 1
Governse
B.C
Former Weld Man Dies in Dynamite Explosion
Mabort W. Cloughley of Pocatello Idaho was killed May 6 in a dynamite accident. He formerly operated a shoe shop in Windsor and had ties to Greeley. Survived by a wife and two sons, with prior work in Windsor and Greeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld
Newcomb
Greeley
Mabort W. Cloughley
Pocatello
Ida
Gloughley Tormerly
Windsor
Gresley Quay
Hole
Wire
Gown
Poudre River Reaches New Peak Amid Snowmelt Runoff
Snowmelt from a string of hot days increased the Poudre River flow to about 2,100 second feet Thursday morning, filling ditches except one as it rose at the new peak. The surge followed days of rising supply and higher daily increases, stressing water rights and allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pausdra
Enon
Myst
Waldo Jr. elected to Greeley School Board
Ishubert D. Wald, Jr. was elected as a member of the Greeley school board on Wednesday to succeed the late Walter B. Hlas. Waldo, a Colorado University Law School graduate and prominent attorney, is active in business and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.D. Waldo, Jr
Ishubert D. Wald
Greeley Dehood
Waleer B. Hlas
Wallo
Hare
University of Colorado
University of Colorado Law School
Electron
Martial Law Declared by Governor of North Dakota
Governor William Langer declared martial law at the state capital after threatening letters were received. The order targets labor disturbances and involves state officials including Secretary of State Hobart Wynne, State Auditor Bertha Baker, State Treasurer Alfred Oana, and an unnamed judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Langer
Bismarck
William Langer
Wey
Ulaise
Ives
Hobart Wynne
Berta Baker
Alfred Oana
April RFC loans detail amid reconstruction program
The report cites RFC loans totaling about 195.58 million for April to aid business and the needy, with authorized bank loans of 97.68 million in April and 122.59 million in May. Additional April disbursements include advances to various corporations, self liquidating projects, and aid allocations for agriculture, stock purchases, and home financing programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wresbligt Thea Reconstruction Cor
Congress
Haly
Ngsiatatea
Honsi Banking
Atales Corralict
Treasury
Protest Against Move by Jim Farley At Colorado Assembly
Protest letters urge residents to oppose federal interference in Colorado state matters over the 18th Amendment repeal. Harry Heinecke leads Watd County temperance committees in urging voters to press Ed Johnson over Jim Farley, warning of a costly special session and urging support for state self-governance in the November 1934 election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pavley
Colorado
Johnson
Cotorano
Ed Johnson
Ed Johneson
Jin Farley
Thia
Contempt Charge Dismissed by Judge
Contempt charges against A. J. Raveny a farmer were dismissed in district court Thursday morning. Raveny appeared before Judge V. Cotta to explain, the judge said Raveny had not willfully interfered with court proceedings. The court noted work presses could require another juror and Holt said there was no intent to interfere with jury drawing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J
Raveny
Faton
Quage
CG. Cotta
Coffin
Thi Taenor
T L. J. Cunningham
Kaveny
Grimmingham
Cunningham
Jiry
Holt
Jurlos
All Colorado Farmers Benefit From Farm Bill
Colorado growers including fruit and vegetable producers poultry raisers and others gain from the new farm adjustment law. The director of the Colorado Agricultural Extension Service says the law aims to raise farm prices and that increases in four base Colorado commodities will benefit state producers. Higher prices are expected to ease rural debt as the act raises the general price level for agricultural and industrial commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort
Colorado
Colorado Agricultant
Ingo
Siehane Urés
Philp Awarded Damages in Farley Assault Case
A Dintries court jury Wednesday afternoon awarded D A Philp compensation of 1 dollar capital damages and 200 dollars exemplary damages against ranch neighbor R Farley for an assault two years ago. Farley testified he slapped Philp after an argument over a school district matter, claiming Philp insulted him first. The trial began around 3 39 p m as Farley and other district residents gathered at the Philp property for discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Philp
Farley
Philp
Pip
New Jersey Prohibition Repeal Advances on Narrow Vote
The proposal to repeal prohibition in New Jersey passed by a vote of 202 to 2. Only two delegates, Samuel Iredell of Bridgeton and WL Thomas of Milford, voted against the measure as other delegates reacted with laughter while their wives were raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dees Trenton
New Jersey
Samuel Iredell
Bridgeton
Aml
WL Thomas
Milford
Pair Charged With Larceny In Fort Lupton District
Joss Gaond and Joe Trujillo of the Fort Lupton district face larceny charges after alleged thefts involving domestic towels and beds. Police identified the suspects and filed formal charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Totefmation
Ehnargliz Joss Gaondi
Joe Trujillo
Fort Lupton
Three Die in Army Plane Crash in California Mountains
An Army transport plane from Moreh Field to San Francisco and Seattle crashed in the California mountains about 30 miles from Moreh Field. Three men were killed and three others seriously injured, with two crew on board and five soldiers identified among the onboard personnel including Lieutenant Edward D Kennedy and Privates Spencer Decker and Romero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
March Field
Calif
Everside
Cali
Aml Boven
Moreh Field
San Franelsco
Saattle
Llewtengut Charles
M. Mektéury
Mls Buck
Loken
Elderly Man Sentenced to Ten Days for Shoplifting
Hany Shupson, 70, of 522 Rene Street Wag went to Lodaya in Me county Jail after conviction for shoplifting. He admitted stealing about 760 dollars worth of women's clothing from local stores. He will serve the sentence in full, with the time not to be served in one stretch, and is allowed to leave his room during the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Tiles
Vant
Sone LM
Roosmelt
Jing Heen
London
Munty
Jin Conzing
Detroit
Fust
Yaura
Hany Shupson
Rene Street
Lo Daya
Mie
Simpson
Palteo
Palteo Meneste Blokson
Henry's Cow Third in State Production in Colorado
In Colorado a Guernsey herd led by Trobert and Catherina Roamer of Fort Collins achieved top production with a strong showing from the Henry’s Cow group. The state dairy circuit highlighted prolific herds including Linten’s Colorado Springs herd as a notable second and other entries such as Gorden and ENA Gerdon Mercedes in the competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payt Homing
Jane
W. Levinas
Paebto
Largo
Colorado
Milky Gal Smith
Cerlcastral College
Parkment Dairymen
Wikeed Batay
Trobert
Catherina
Fort Collins
FL Linten
Gorden
Avid Floral Company
Tok
ENA
Gerdon Mercedes
C. W. Henrs
Grevloy
Lira
Ford Motor Co Reports 1933 Surplus Figures in New Hampshire Filing
Concord press notes Ford Motor Co filed with New Hampshire secretary of state showing a 1933 net worth of 611 million dollars, down from 865 million in 1932. Total assets reached 004,028,207 with liabilities 30,584,127, while 1932 assets stood at 745,501,817 and 49,625,202 in liabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cataccietet Press
Concord
Ford Motor Company
Amert
New Hompshire
Nap
Ranety
Meeker High Class Night Honors Students in Shifted Program
Meeker High held class night at Meeker Junior High replacing the usual graduation due to a building reorganization. Fern Akers and Richard Nathan won top honors with purple ribbons, while Akers and Weber, Blake contended for high marks in algebra, science, English, and other departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meeker
Fern Akers
Richard Nathan
Aurora
Aehool
Mias Akers
Nathan
Nivardy
Gertrude Morse
Gwendolyn Weber
Pershing Blake
Miss Weber
Yinko
Otters
Vicious
Stenarinoni
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Chamberlain
Kwell
Nehas
Atova
Weld County
Im District Court
Vera Clark
Agnea
Kata
Jane Goodknight
Bree
Daltisn Imd
Thei Oa
AMADA
Istrall
G Duwern
Tushees
Saemerts
L. S. Department
Gresley
Auy
Owen J. Roberts
Morgan
Wwill Rogers
McNearht Syndicate
R.F.C
Jim Farley
Tribune
Kirk Prather
Kansas State Penitentiary
Lansing
Kan
Jarae
Oklahoma Hills
Becamie
Var
Mountning
California
Henry
Ford Motor Co
Meeker High
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